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11 x 16 fuchs
Did Porsche ever build a 11 x 16 fuchs.
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I've never heard of that size.
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11x15, I think -- but not 16's. Either way, nobody makes tires for 'em. For any kind of meaningful choices, you've got to go to 17's.
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Michelin makes a 295 & 315 x 15, not cheap.
http://www.coker.com/store/customer/product.php?productid=18327&cat=274&page=1
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Thanks guys these are on a track car so I don't need street tires. I have a set of 9 & 11 x 15 being done by Harvey for my street RSR but luckily I have a very nice set of street tires for those. I just bought a GT4 911 aqnd it has 9x 15's on front and 11 x 16's on rear, had never seen a fuch that size before. Maybe a weld-up job.
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Check the date stamp on the street tires for the 9 & 11 x 15's. If they are over 6 yrs. old I wouldn't use them for much street driving. I found a wheel chart showing all the wheel sizes Porsche made, no 11x16's. I would be interested in the 9x15's if you decide to sell them.
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